By the time they had released their debut album, Dawns Y Trychfilod ("Dance of the Insects") on the Sbrigyn Ymborth label in 2007, they had already developed a good following and were regularly appearing on stage with some of Wales's best known acts.

They co-worked with singer-songwriter Gwyneth Glyn and pedal steel player Euron "Jos" Jones and released the single "Paid a Deud", also on the Sbrigyn Ymborth label.

The band played the opening Sunday of the Royal Welsh's Young People's Village and the final Saturday of the National Eisteddfod's Maes B.

Once again Branwen "Sbrings" Williams, who had provided backing vocals on Dawns y Trychfilod, and Euron "Jos" Jones were in tow, as well as Llyr Pari, who had regularly been playing live with the brothers.

[3] They continued to perform regularly, including a slot at the Green Man Festival and, for the first time, shows outside Wales.