their first single, "Angels Walk Beside You", on 5 December 2013, and on 8 February 2014 they released their second single "Miss the Girl". Songwriting Bourne wrote the majority of Busted's two albums with Matt Willis, Charlie Simpson and Tom Fletcher (McFly). Busted's style of music can also be identified in songs with his next band Son of Dork's poppier tracks. He explains that his solo writing process is very similar to the creative process of Busted, though things move "20% faster" when he writes on his own. Bourne has co-writing credits on the first four McFly albums – Room on the 3rd Floor, Wonderland, Motion in the Ocean and Radio:Active, contributing to the majority of the tracks on the former. He takes a lot of writing credits for artists such as Melanie C for whom he wrote "Immune" for her fourth studio album This Time. Other artists include MC Lars, with whom he wrote the song "Twenty-three" on the This Gigantic Robot Kills album, and Pat Monahan, with whom he co-wrote "Great Escape" on the album Last of Seven. Bourne has recently been writing with his girlfriend's band The Lunabelles and JC Chasez as well as unknown artists as a part of Metrophonic. He has also helped write songs for the British drama Britannia High. He also wrote Eoghan Quigg's debut solo single "28,000 Friends", which was originally performed by Bourne at The Living Room, New York on 11 October 2007. He also co-wrote the Saturdays song, "Forever Is Over", which was released on 2 October and reached number two in the charts. Bourne has also written for Gabriella Cilmi. In November 2009, Bourne collaborated with Leon G. Thomas III to write the song "Please Don't Change Your Mind". In 2014, Bourne was writing songs for supergroup McBusted, The Vamps and 5 Seconds of Summer. This includes the song "Daylight" by 5 Seconds of Summer which was cowritten with his brother Chris Bourne. Despite his prolific credits, Bourne says he much prefers writing for himself because he can be "more in tune" with his own songs. Musical theatre Loserville: The Musical! In February 2009, Youth Music Theatre UK commissioned Bourne, along with his friend Elliot Davis, to write a musical based on the Son of Dork album Welcome to Loserville, Loserville: The Musical. The tickets for the 20 August premiere went up for sale on 7 May. The slogan