With Fiddle, Djembè, Bouzouki, Irish and Concert Flute, Darbouka, Cajon, Folk and 12 strings Guitar, Bodhran, Bass Flute and Tin Whistles mixed with the recent arrival of Alice’s folk voice, WilloS’ performs a repertoire of contemporary folk that blends three musical cultures Irish, Mediterranean and American Roots.
Dirt Tracks is a 9 tracks album, most of the music and songs are written and composed by the band, with special guests: :
Liz Carroll - fiddle,
John Doyle - Mandola and Irish Bouzouki,
Ettore Bonafè - Tablas and Darbouka,
Silvia Bolognesi - Double Bass.
The album has been Mixed and Mastered by Debbie Smith, Dublin (Sound Engineer for the Dublin Philharmonic Orchestra).

The band began working on the next album, Working Men, an album that would later represent the beginning of the band' s unique style that had evolved at the time. The album contains 9 tracks, of which 8 are irish/scottish material arranged by Will'o, with one of the band' s own composition "Il Viaggio di Juanita". The inside cover explains the ideas behind the album, alongside songwords and photographic material. The songs are based on themes such as labour exploitation, peace, the fight for independence, life in 3rd world, self-determination, a child leaving home in hope of a better future. However, the music, on the other hand, is a mixture of "up-lifting" themes and strong melodies.

The artwork on the cover refers to a small town  in Donegal. The title of the album  is the Gaelic name of a small village we crossed in the summer of 2002, looking for a session.

The image of the fire on the cover represents Willo's energetic music, the leaves surrounding it represent the people dancing and enjoying it.

Our stage activity started mostly thanks to this Demo. It was recorded during october and november 2001. 3 of its 4 songs were re-recorded for "Cionn Caslach".