The phrase "a standout track" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a song or piece of music that is particularly impressive or memorable compared to others on the same album or playlist.
Example: "On the new album, 'Song Title' is definitely a standout track that showcases the artist's unique style."
Alternatives: "a highlight song" or "a notable piece".
He was also a standout track and football athlete, and understood that others were watching him.
Splashh - Vacation This is a standout track on the grungy Anglo/Antipodean band's recent debut album, "Comfort".
You may have heard it fluttering over Second Chance, a standout track on Caribou's Our Love album last year.
I was charmed by the mournful electric-guitar wail that opens "What the Price," a standout track on their relentlessly great album "Culture".
YC had contributed a standout track to another Rosenberg mixtape, "New York Renaissance," and seemed to be auditioning for a slot on Rosenberg's roster of favored m.c.s.
http://www.splashh.co.uk Pond - Midnight Mass A standout track from the Australian band's new album 'Hobo Rocket', Midnight Mass sees Pond ease off the Led Zep-style guitar antics (slightly) and settle into an Beatlesy ballad.
There may not be a standout track here – a Romeo or a Red Alert – and the desire to show their range (almost every track fuses a different style, from dancehall to trap or tropicalia) dilutes the effect of the whole.
Kosgei, who was a standout track athlete at Iona College, won the Bermuda International Half-Marathon in January and has finished in the top three in her four latest N.Y.R.R. races.
A standout track and single, Empress, played early tonight, could be a PowerPoint presentation in how to custom build a rousing, non-specific angst anthem that sounds great bouncing off arena rafters.
Hester was also a standout track athlete.
Scott was also a standout track athlete.
