Today's Download of the Day is "The Sumner Sessions," a BroBible-exclusive mixtape from DJ Moondance, an up-and-coming mash-up artist. DJ Moondance first got interested in mashups when he saw Girl Talk perform at Bonnarroo in 2005. This spring he released his first two mixtapes, including "The Crash Album," in which he put Dave Matthews Band beats behind 10 Jay-Z tracks. (Yes, that's "'99 Problems" on top of "Crash Into Me" on track six.) Up next is "The Sumner Sessions," which hit a bump in the production process when Moondance's house was, and he lost the majority of the tracks he was working on.

Stream the entire mixtape, check out the playlist, and get the download link after the jump.  Keep Reading »

At BroBible, we like to give all Bros a voice, so when we received the now infamous "top cheese" email, we knew we had to find out what really went down. The BroBible staff was able to track down the "top gun" author/laxer, Jesse Painter, who wanted the opportunity to tell the Brommunity his side of the story.

As a bit of background, last week Painter, a former player at Notre Dame de Namur University in Belmont, Calif., sent an email to the 2008 California state champion Marin Lacrosse Club Dukes requesting a chance to play for the local squad. Here's an excerpt of his original pitch: "You probably don't want any young guns on your team but I am telling you I can probably out sprint any player on your team and can hit top cheese on the run everytime. This is probably not a good way to start off but I have talent and if it wasn't for the recent collapse in the MLL SF dragons squad id probably be playing d mid hanging out with Doug Locker and Joe Romano." (Full text below.)

We hunted Painter down by e-mail and gave him an opportunity to explain and clarify his intentions. Below is his response:

I will reply if you take that mug off of me and show a regular lacrosse picture on the site. heres a suitible one



Anyways heres the story.

I had played against these club teams before in college and smoked them, so really there was no envy to start things off. I was just looking for a suitable team full of guys who might want some younger players. It seemed like maybe they would because I had even seen some highschool players have a game or two with them. It turns out 6 months earlier I had been seriously trying to contact the so called "team managers" on their homepage and by email and I received no response. After a few emails and months later I was at a standstill because no one would give me the time of day. This led me to become a bit fired up and frustrated with these guys so I knew I had to make a statement.  Keep Reading »