The Teletubbies are not a conventional music group, but rather a quartet of iconic, brightly colored characters from a British pre-school children's television series of the same name, which was created by Anne Wood and Andrew Davenport. The show first aired on March 31, 1997, and the characters Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa, and Po quickly became beloved by young audiences around the world for their playful antics and otherworldly language, set in the idyllic Teletubbyland.

While the Teletubbies are primarily known for their television presence, they have also ventured into the realm of music with a number of releases aimed at their young fan base. These albums and songs often include sing-along tunes and music from the show itself. Notable releases include "Teletubbies: The Album," which features tracks imbued with the show's whimsical and educational spirit, and "Big Hugs," a musical compilation that aligns with the themes of friendship and discovery prominent in the Teletubbies series. Their most recent musical adventures, "Teletubbies Let's Go! (Volume 1 and 2)," continue to offer engaging and interactive content for toddlers and parents alike, maintaining the group’s status as timeless icons in children’s entertainment.