Snooknuk's new album debuts at No. 1 on U.S. iTunes Children's Albums chart

Snooknuk’s All In Good Time launched Aug. 14 and quickly reached No. 1 on the U.S. iTunes Children’s Albums chart. The album pairs family-friendly themes with a wide musical mix and could expand the project’s reach across streaming, live shows and children’s radio.

Why it matters: - Snooknuk’s No. 1 iTunes debut gives the family music project a clear commercial milestone. - The album is built for kids and adults, with themes of confidence, patience and belonging that fit home listening, classrooms and family playlists. - The release could widen Snooknuk’s audience across streaming, live performance and children’s radio.

What happened: - Memphis-born singer-songwriter and family music artist Snooknuk released All In Good Time on Aug. 14. - The album debuted at No. 1 on the U.S. iTunes Children’s Albums chart. - Multi-GRAMMY Award-winning producer Lucy Kalantari produced the album. - Snooknuk is the family music project of singer-songwriter, performer and director Cheri Moon.

The details: - All In Good Time spans 13 tracks. - The record pulls from soul, Motown, gospel, New Orleans jazz, doo-wop, contemporary R&B and orchestral pop. - The opening track, “Brand New Day,” sets a bright, New Orleans-inspired tone. - “Do Re Mi” features Kwamé, Pierce Freelon and the Stax Music Academy Choir. - The “Do Re Mi” video was directed by Cheri Moon and filmed at the Stax Museum of American Soul Music in Memphis. - “Sun of Summer” features Divinity Roxx. - “Jump Baby Jump” pushes listeners to take chances and chase opportunity. - “Limitless” features Jabali Afrika and centers on dreaming beyond boundaries. - A new “Limitless” music video filmed in Africa is planned for later this year. - Snooknuk’s version of Joe Raposo’s “Sing” includes Lucy Kalantari, Uncle Jumbo, Kymberly Stewart, Sonia De Los Santos, The Wise Family Channel, Roy Moye, Joya and Janet Robbins on bass. - “Hey Sister” features Rissi Palmer. - “This Is My Family” features the Pigram Family Choir. - “Say Something” tells young listeners they do not have to face struggles alone. - The title track closes the album with a message about patience, perseverance and faith. - Music from the project has received support from SiriusXM Kids Place Live and Pandora. - Snooknuk marked release weekend with a Kids Place Live takeover featuring songs from the album and favorite picks.

Between the lines: - Cheri Moon’s Memphis roots run through the project’s sound and presentation. - Moon started in gospel and later worked with Timbaland, Jimmy Douglass and Missy Elliott. - Moon also took part in 1 Tribe Collective’s GRAMMY-nominated album All One Tribe. - Moon said she wanted to make an album families could experience together, with music children can grow up with rather than outgrow. - Snooknuk said the album is about believing in what is possible and trusting that the right moment will come in time. - The project leans into a broader idea of children’s music as emotionally serious, not just playful.

What's next: - Snooknuk’s planned “Limitless” video release later this year could keep attention on the album. - Continued support from streaming, radio and live performances may extend the album’s chart momentum. - The project’s mix of family artists and genre references positions Snooknuk for more cross-generational visibility.

The bottom line: - All In Good Time turns a children’s album release into a wider statement about legacy, soul music and family listening.