Cahill step into the festive season with a release that places energy and movement at its center. Their new album, ‘Christmas Classics’, is built around reimagined Christmas songs shaped into raw, pumping house tracks. Designed for celebration, the collection brings a club focused approach to seasonal music, offering versions made to be played loud and shared widely during Christmas gatherings.
The project has already taken on a life of its own across TikTok, where more than 12,000 user creations have helped push the sound into global circulation. The platform’s response highlights how the trio’s fusion of dance music and Christmas melodies resonates beyond traditional audiences, allowing Cahill to connect with younger listeners discovering their sound in new ways. The growing traction demonstrates how adaptable their production style remains within modern music culture.
Behind the festive release is a group with deep roots in UK dance music. Named after Everton F.C. midfielder Tim Cahill, the trio is made up of Anton Powers, Scott Rosser, and Tim Condran. Their breakthrough came in 2007 with “Trippin’ On You,” a track recorded with vocalist Nikki Belle that quickly became a standout within Liverpool’s nightclub circuit. Its popularity marked a turning point, introducing Cahill to wider audiences. 
The momentum surrounding “Trippin’ On You” led to its release through 3 Beat Blue and All Around the World after being picked up by Powers and Condran’s Liverpool based label. The single gained strong national exposure through playlist support from BBC Radio 1, Galaxy, and MTV Dance, and it soon became a favourite among high profile WAGs, further increasing its visibility.
With ‘Christmas Classics’, Cahill bring that same proven approach into a seasonal context. The album reflects their long standing ability to reshape familiar sounds into energetic dance experiences. By blending festive elements with their established house style, Cahill deliver a Christmas release that feels current, celebratory, and aligned with the evolving ways audiences engage with music today.
