Airports, Boxplot and terquoise drop “Abode” on Pilot.

The one-track release threads drum and bass, drumstep and liquid funk under a three-artist billing.

Airports, Boxplot and terquoise link up on “Abode,” a new single out today, October 13, on Pilot. The release is a one-track affair: one title, three artists, and a genre spread running through drum and bass, drumstep and liquid funk.

That combination gives “Abode” its clear point of entry. Drum and bass is the shared ground, with drumstep and liquid funk widening the frame rather than turning this into a multi-track package. For heads keeping an eye on Pilot’s latest drops, the appeal is right there in the billing: three names sharing the same cut, with no extra tracks between you and the tune.

There’s no need to overcomplicate the move. “Abode” lands as a focused collaboration, built around a single track and a broad D&B palette. Put it on when you’re checking new Pilot material, or give it a spin in the mix and see where it sits beside your rollers and more liquid selections. The single is available now.