Scott Cochrane, de leadzanger van de Australische band 'Bitter Shoosh', bracht tijdens de herdenking aan de kapel van de Witteberg in juni 2018 een live-uitvoering van het nummer ‘Captain & 366’. Dat nummer ging over de piloot van de bommenwerper die in Het Ven te Achel was neergestort in juni 1943. Scott heeft zopas een nieuw nummer uitgebracht dat gaat over de actuele situatie in Australië, met de bosbranden en de moed van de brandweerlui.
Hieronder nog een berichtje van frontman Scott Cochrane, over de context van zijn nieuwe song: “Thank you for taking a continued interest in my music. The fires have been particularly bad here. I was involved in covering the event for three weeks solid.... A tough and particularly emotional experience, to say the least. After being asked to write a song about the event, I initially said that I didn't think that I would be able to, given the state I was in at the time. After a week I started to function a little better and found the thought of the volunteer personnel kept coming back to me with their - "Never say die" attitudes. After that realisation, I was able to write and record the track within seven day period. Deputy Prime minister Michael McCormack and the Commissioner for Rural Fire Service (RFS) have contacted me as a show of support. Thanks again and hope all is well. Please say Gday to the crew. Warm regards. Scott”