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Beatmosphere is set to represent Bangladesh at the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest Asia 2026. The talented group will perform their song ‘Tumi Ele’ in Bangkok, Thailand, on Saturday, 14 November.
Beatmosphere to bring their beats to Bangkok
The highly anticipated Eurovision Song Contest Asia 2026 is drawing closer, and Bangladesh has officially announced its representative: Beatmosphere. Known for their captivating rhythms, the ‘beat-loving boys’ are ready to showcase their unique sound on the international stage.
Beatmosphere were crowned the winners of the Bangladeshi national final for Eurovision Asia 2026 aka Voice of Bangladesh. A total of 10 acts battled for the golden ticket to Eurovision Asia 2026. The show was hosted by Tahsan Rahman.
The Bangladeshi Eurovision Asia 2026 act and entry were determined via a combined professional jury, audience vote and Rest of the World vote.
Beatmosphere will have the grand honour of representing Bangladesh at the Eurovision Song Contest Asia 2026 with their entry ‘Tumi Ele‘.
About Beatmosphere
Eurovision.com’s press release reads:
Beatmosphere is Bangladesh’s pioneering genre-bending, a cappella and beatbox performance collective, originally formed in 2009.
Using only human voices and bodies, the group creates soundscapes without instruments or electronic equipment. Layered singing, beatboxing, body percussion, vocal instrument emulation and theatrical performance transform a small ensemble into a full band, or even a vocal orchestra, some might say.
Beatmosphere blends traditional vocal harmony with beatbox culture, recreating drums, basslines, melodies, electronic textures and effects entirely through voice. Beyond music, the group incorporate movement, storytelling, comedy, character and audience interaction, presenting an immersive, energetic, truly unique performance each time, showcasing the creative possibilities of the human voice.
Normally a nine-member ensemble, for Voice of Bangladesh they will perform as a six-member group. On stage you’ll see Ishtiyak Zobayer (Zardo) and Sayed Ahnaf Tahmid (Glizmo) on lead vocals and harmony, along with Sidratul Mursalin Bhasha (Bhasha) and Mahi Bin Ashraful (Sykoverse) on harmony. Further harmonies will come from Moktadir Dewan (BeatBaksho), also on vocal bass and baritone, while Mahi Hossain Khan (Invalíd) will be providing beatbox and vocal percussion.
The inaugural edition of Eurovision Asia is scheduled to take place in the vibrant city of Bangkok, Thailand, on Saturday 14 November.
Fans across Asia and beyond are eagerly awaiting the debut of this exciting new song contest, which promises to bring together diverse musical talents from across the continent.
