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The phrase "a single featuring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific instance of a feature or collaboration, often in the context of music or media.
Example: "The album includes a single featuring a well-known artist that has already topped the charts."
Alternatives: "a solo collaboration" or "a track with".
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Save a Prayer was the first ballad they released as a single, featuring an immediately identifiable yet mysterious, almost arabesque, musical ululation at the outset and throughout.
In early April, he announced the album's release date — a rarity in this era of the surprise drop, when artists seem intent on ambushing their fans — and teased us with "One Dance," a wondrous, global dance party of a single, featuring the British singer Kyla and the Nigerian singer Wizkid.
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single featuring Justin Bieber is destined to bang.
In 1978, Car Records released a single featuring Bell's "I Am The Cosmos" b/w "You And Your Sister".
A re-worked version of "Surph" was released as a single featuring Nightwave on vocals in March 2012.
A Jake & Jim directed music video was produced to accompany the song's release as a single featuring the band dressed as yetis.
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Four of the five songs nominated for record of the year (an award given to a single) featured rappers.
She contributed backing vocals to Mayer's "Half of My Heart", a single featured on his fourth album.
A CD single featuring the song and a remix of it was released on January 21 , 2011in Germany.
It often feels like many episodes of a serial compressed into a single feature.
The screenwriter, Joan Tewksbury, a former Altman assistant, went on to direct a single feature, Old Boyfriends (1979).
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