The CH‑8 Olga is a unique singing wooden figure from Teenage Engineering’s innovative CH‑8 choir collection, representing a Russian contralto with a rich, expressive voice. Crafted from solid beech wood, each Olga features its own distinctive grain pattern, blending artistic design with musical function. Inside Olga’s elegant body is an integrated speaker module that can perform pre‑composed choral pieces or respond to MIDI input for custom musical expression. At approximately 51 × 51 × 200 mm and weighing about 696 g, this figure feels both compact and substantial. Powered by a rechargeable module, Olga can sing for around 3–4 hours continuously, perfect for creative play or performance. Via Bluetooth Low Energy MIDI, Olga can harmonize with up to 15 other CH‑8 choir members, expanding sonic possibilities. It pairs easily with devices like the OP‑1 Field, OP‑Z, or any BLE‑capable MIDI keyboard for expressive control. The figure can sing solo or as part of a choir ensemble, bringing both whimsical charm and musical depth to your setup. Olga’s contralto voice adds cultural richness and variety to the broader CH‑8 choir experience. Whether on display or in performance, the CH‑8 Olga is a playful fusion of design, craftsmanship, and interactive music.