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SNOOKNUK is the family music world of recording artist Cheri Moon, bringing soul, imagination and infectious joy to audiences of all ages.
Her live show blends Soul, R&B, Orchestral Pop, and Global Rhythms into an uplifting concert experience. Professional musicians are assembled to suit the location and production needs of each engagement.
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Yummy Yummy in My Tummy, first released in 2013, continues to connect with audiences through user-created videos and streaming.
Source: TuneCore artist analytics, screenshots dated November 2026. Video views represent views of user-generated content, not views of the official music video; the totals are across tracked platforms, not exclusively TikTok.
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These archival videos show SNOOKNUK connecting with preschool audiences and making original family music more than a decade before All In Good Time.
From the GRAMMY Museum and Stax Museum to schools, libraries and community stages, SNOOKNUK has spent years bringing families together through music. As founder and resident performer at SNOOKNUK Performing Arts Café, Cheri performed twice weekly for approximately five years — more than 500 café performances alone.
Explore the venues, community performances and broadcast appearances that shaped the SNOOKNUK live experience.
Founder and resident performer. Approximately two performances per week for five years, totaling roughly 520 live café performances.
Performance total is an estimate based on approximately 520 café shows plus 200+ other appearances. Venue history supplied by the artist.
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All In Good Time is for little kids, big kids and the whole family. The SNOOKNUK catalog also includes recordings tailored to ages 1–4 and 3–7.
SNOOKNUK also appears in the GRAMMY-nominated collaborative project All One Tribe by The One Tribe Collective.
For “Do Re Mi,” Memphis-born Cheri Moon brought together the Stax Music Academy Choir, hip-hop pioneer Kwamé and fellow featured artist Pierce Freelon. A familiar children's melody became a meeting point for Soul, hip-hop and the voices of a new generation.
The STAX marquee celebrating the project captures the scale of this homecoming. The collaboration is both a return to Cheri's musical roots and an invitation for young musicians to help carry that legacy forward.
Interview angle: What did it mean to return to Memphis and work with the Stax Music Academy Choir? How did Kwamé help reimagine “Do Re Mi”?
Filmed on location in Kenya with featured artists Jabali Afrika, the “Limitless” music video grew out of a visit to the village of Nasipa involving SNOOKNUK, Mr. Eco, fellow artists and the GivePower team.
According to the video's production account, the mission supported access to solar-powered electricity, clean drinking water and a technology lab. The community and children of Nasipa are featured in the music video, bringing the song's message of possibility into a real-world setting.
Produced by two-time GRAMMY winner Lucy Kalantari, “Limitless” is an orchestral ballad featuring Jabali Afrika and an introduction by actor Leon Herbert.
Interview angle: How did the visit to Nasipa change the meaning of “Limitless” for Cheri, and what happened when the children connected with the song?
Born in Memphis, Cheri Moon began singing Gospel as a child before building a songwriting and performance career in New York. Her path led through commercial music, international Dance charts and collaborations with celebrated producers. Motherhood inspired a new chapter: SNOOKNUK, a musical world designed to bring children and grown-ups together.
From SNOOKNUK Café in Los Angeles to the GRAMMY-nominated All One Tribe collective and her latest album All In Good Time, Cheri has followed a singular idea: music can be joyful, sophisticated and meaningful at any age.
Before creating SNOOKNUK, Cheri Moon built a professional career across Gospel, New York performance, Pop, Soul and Dance. Her earlier press kit documents a publishing agreement with producers Timbaland and Jimmy Douglass, three co-written songs on Róisín Murphy’s Overpowered, co-writing Kevin Rudolf’s “Great Escape,” and work with Danny O’Donoghue of The Script.
Her UK club releases included “House Arrest” (#1 DMC World Chart), “Ships in the Night” (#4 Music Week Club Chart) and “One More Crazy Summer” (#2 Music Week Club Chart). Her voice-over and licensing work also crossed television and national advertising. These historic credits are drawn from Cheri’s previous press materials.
When Cheri opened SNOOKNUK Performing Arts Café in Los Angeles in 2014, its first member was filmmaker Timothy J. Disney, who joined with his daughter, Ciaran. Cheri remembers the Disney family connection as a particularly auspicious beginning for a venture devoted to music, creativity and children.
Over six years the café became a place where parents and children shared creative experiences. Its guests included prominent entertainment families, and in 2016 it became the setting for a widely reported Destiny’s Child reunion.
The first-membership detail is Cheri’s personal recollection; it does not imply endorsement by the Disney family or Disney companies.
In November 2016, Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams reunited at SNOOKNUK Café in Los Angeles for the second birthday celebration of Rowland’s son. Their playful Mannequin Challenge became an entertainment-news story — and placed Cheri’s family-focused creative space in the national spotlight.
The café also welcomed entertainment-industry parents with their children. Cheri recalls Alicia Keys joining one of her music classes with her son. These are stories about creativity, community and the universal joy of sharing music with children — not celebrity endorsements.
Memphis, Stax and hip-hop pioneer Kwamé. How did Cheri bring the Stax Music Academy Choir, Kwamé and Pierce Freelon together to reinterpret “Do Re Mi”?
Kenya and the making of “Limitless.” What did Cheri discover while filming in Nasipa and collaborating on a GivePower-associated mission?
The Disney family’s auspicious first membership. Why did filmmaker Timothy J. Disney and his daughter become the first members of SNOOKNUK Performing Arts Café in 2014, and what did that moment mean to Cheri?
The café where Destiny’s Child reunited. How did a family music space become the setting for a viral pop-culture moment?
From writing with international hitmakers to family music. What did Cheri learn from her songwriting work with Timbaland, Jimmy Douglass, Róisín Murphy and others?
From Memphis to New York and back to Soul. How did Gospel roots, Dance music and professional songwriting shape All In Good Time?
Motherhood as a creative turning point. How did songs written for her own children grow into SNOOKNUK Café and a family music catalog?
Music with a message. From Ain’t I A Woman to We Are All the Same, how does Cheri turn ideas about identity and possibility into songs?
The GRAMMY red carpet. Cheri’s 2022 GRAMMY experience and fashion story — archival photographs and credits to be added after approval.
Vogue featured Cheri Moon by name in its 2022 GRAMMY red-carpet gallery, showing her sculptural gold ensemble and dramatic braided hairstyle (image 30 of 36; Getty Images credit).
Her GRAMMY look was also featured by Allure, The Cut, Us Weekly and People. The Cut singled out her sculptural hairstyle.
Separately, Cheri and her daughter Sheba appeared in a Harper’s Bazaar mother–daughter fashion editorial.
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Two distinctive GRAMMY red-carpet hair and fashion statements, presented in a social-media comparison. This is a style juxtaposition, not an endorsement or collaboration.
Allure featured Cheri Moon alongside Doja Cat and Laverne Cox in the opening imagery of its 2022 GRAMMY beauty coverage.
Her elaborate gold look and dramatic braided hairstyle became part of a memorable red-carpet fashion moment.
The Cut celebrated Cheri Moon's extraordinary braided ponytail and sculptural gold red-carpet look.
A close-up worth seeing: the dramatic hair, statement earrings and elaborate gold detailing.
Tobin Tonight — Welcome to the GRAMMYs ↗
Artenzza — Cheri Moon Interview ↗
City of Memphis — July 2026 agenda documents (reference pending review) ↗
CanvasRebel — Meet Cheri Moon ↗
The Chris & Sandy Show — Cheri Moon ↗
Essentially Pop — Ain’t I A Woman ↗
Muzique Magazine — Ain’t I A Woman Interview ↗
Available for festivals, performing arts venues, family concert programming and special events. The live ensemble can be tailored to the venue and production.
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