REMEMBERING LT. STITCHIE DOWN BEAT VS STERIO ONE, SAXON VS V ROCKET - RUMBLE TALK OCTOBER 1, 2026
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DREW & IRON VOICE are back on Rumble Talk — and once again, UK sound-system culture is in the firing line.
In this week's episode, they double up on their criticism of UK sounds and explains why they believe the phrase “doing it for the culture” needs to disappear from dancehall and sound-system vocabulary.
But the conversation goes much further.
They pays tribute to the late Lieutenant Stitchie, reflects on his career and compares his journey with that of Papa San.
Then Tony Screw of Downbeat the Ruler calls in and takes us into sound-system history, discussing the clash between Downbeat and Stereo One, the sound associated with Lieutenant Stitchie.
The conversation returns to the UK when Drew throws out another challenge: Should Saxon step up and clash V Rocket at V Rocket's 62nd anniversary?
And they makes another argument that should create plenty of debate — "Galis culture" may actually be dying faster than sound-clash culture.
Plus, the crew gets into the modern obsession with filters and altered appearances on social media.
This week's Rumble Talk covers:
Drew's latest criticism of UK sounds
Why “Doing it for the culture” needs to go
Remembering Lieutenant Stitchie
Lieutenant Stitchie vs. Papa San's career journeys
Tony Screw remembers Downbeat vs. Stereo One
Saxon vs. V Rocket — should the clash happen?
Is galis culture disappearing?
Women, filters and social-media appearances
Subscribe to SoundChat Radio for sound-system culture, dancehall history, exclusive interviews and conversations that don't duck the controversial issues.
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REMEMBERING LT. STITCHIE DOWN BEAT VS STERIO ONE, SAXON VS V ROCKET - RUMBLE TALK OCTOBER 1, 2026
SoundChat Radio by Irish & Chin Inc.
6,515 views
DREW & IRON VOICE are back on Rumble Talk — and once again, UK sound-system culture is in the firing line.
In this week's episode, they double up on their criticism of UK sounds and explains why they believe the phrase “doing it for the culture” needs to disappear from dancehall and sound-system vocabulary.
But the conversation goes much further.
They pays tribute to the late Lieutenant Stitchie, reflects on his career and compares his journey with that of Papa San.
Then Tony Screw of Downbeat the Ruler calls in and takes us into sound-system history, discussing the clash between Downbeat and Stereo One, the sound associated with Lieutenant Stitchie.
The conversation returns to the UK when Drew throws out another challenge: Should Saxon step up and clash V Rocket at V Rocket's 62nd anniversary?
And they makes another argument that should create plenty of debate — "Galis culture" may actually be dying faster than sound-clash culture.
Plus, the crew gets into the modern obsession with filters and altered appearances on social media.
This week's Rumble Talk covers:
Drew's latest criticism of UK sounds
Why “Doing it for the culture” needs to go
Remembering Lieutenant Stitchie
Lieutenant Stitchie vs. Papa San's career journeys
Tony Screw remembers Downbeat vs. Stereo One
Saxon vs. V Rocket — should the clash happen?
Is galis culture disappearing?
Women, filters and social-media appearances
Subscribe to SoundChat Radio for sound-system culture, dancehall history, exclusive interviews and conversations that don't duck the controversial issues.
UK sounds need another wake-up call.
“Doing it for the culture” needs to GO.
Saxon should clash V Rocket.
And GALIS CULTURE is dying faster than SOUND CLASH CULTURE.
Which one is DREW right about — and which one is he completely WRONG about? 👇🏾