and production team. Collective is managed by Jason Perry's brother Adam. Their first project was co-writing and producing the debut album from Matt Willis, Don't Let It Go to Waste. Carter co-wrote "Luxury", "Who You Gonna Run To", "Get Bored", "Not Over" and "Whats the Point". The album reached gold status and included three top 40 UK singles. The team's next project was McFly's third album, Motion in the Ocean. The album reached the top 10 and produced three number-one singles in the UK. Carter co-wrote "Star Girl", which was a number-one single, and "Friday Night", which also appeared on soundtrack of the 2006 film Night at the Museum. The team have also been involved with a string of writing sessions with the likes of Sugababes and Andrea Corr. Other work In 2005, Carter formed The Lucky Nine, alongside members of Hundred Reasons and Cable. The band released their five-track self-titled EP on Mighty Atom Records, followed by the debut album True Crown Foundation Songs: Hymns of Hidden History and Ritual on Hassle Records later the same year. After several tours and festival shows in support of the album, they disbanded. Over 2005 and 2006, Carter briefly became a member of Matt Willis live band after playing bass and guitar on the album Don't Let It Go to Waste. He played bass with Matt Willis at a Radio One Live Lounge session, V Festival, Top of the Pops, Popworld Childline Concert and a UK tour. He did not feature with the band on the "Crash" video because of other commitments. He wrote the guitar parts for "Stargirl" by McFly, which was the first song to be broadcast from space. 2009 saw the debut release of British hardcore punk band Hexes debut album White Noise / Black Sound via Undergroove Records. Carter was main songwriter in the band and played guitar and vocals. The release of the album saw them play shows with Gallows, The Ghost of a Thousand, Finch and The Bronx. In 2009, Carter joined former 'A' bandmate Adam Perry in the Bloodhound Gang, replacing former guitarist Matt Stigliano, who had left due to issues with the other members. From June 2011, Carter became the official voice of Scuzz TV, a rock and metal music TV station based in the UK. In 2014, Carter formed the metal band Krokodil with James Leech and Dan Foord of Sikth, Laurent Barnard