Site map
Every page of Byrdfeed, in one place. Each entry below names the page and the question it answers; every figure on every page carries its source, and the about page states the whole contract in full.
Every figure on every page below comes from a public source named on that page or on the about page, checked on a stated date. Where a figure could not be sourced it is absent rather than estimated, and where a subject could not be sourced at all the page was not written: this map lists what the reference can stand behind.
The records
The catalogue as sourced fact: the albums from Supersized to Atomic Funk, the charting singles with their UK Singles and UK Dance peaks, and the remix record from Wishing Well to Superstylin.
- Danny Byrd's albums: Supersized to Atomic Funk
- Danny Byrd's singles and where each one charted
- Ill Behaviour: the Radio 1 A-list single that hit No. 36
- Sweet Harmony: Danny Byrd remix of the Liquid record
- Danny Byrd remixes: Wishing Well to Superstylin
The sound
The context a reader needs Danny Byrd placed in: what drum and bass is, where it came from, the tempo it lives at, jungle and jump up beside it, liquid funk as his own end of it, and Hospital Records as the label that carried him.
- Drum and bass: the genre Danny Byrd works in
- Drum and bass history: from jungle to the modern scene
- Drum and bass BPM: the 165 to 185 band, and what it means
- Jungle vs drum and bass: the line between them
- Drum and bass artists: the names that define the genre
- Drum and bass classics: what the measurable part looks like
- Drum and bass labels: Hospital, RAM and Metalheadz
- Liquid funk: the melodic end of drum and bass
- Hospital Records: the label Danny Byrd grew up on
The artist
The address itself: what byrdfeed.co.uk carried between the archived captures and what stands here now, independently.
Service
The contract pages: what this reference is, what it deliberately is not, and this map of everything it holds.