Beatmosphere to Represent Bangladesh at Eurovision Asia 2026

Beatmosphere will represent Bangladesh at the inaugural Eurovision Asia 2026 contest in Bangkok on Nov. 14, 2026, after winning the national selection show Voice of Bangladesh with their song Tumi Ele, eurovision-quotidien.com reported.

The all-male vocal collective secured the victory over runners-up Pulak Adhikary and third-place finisher Vintage Theory, according to eurovision-quotidien.com. Enroute-eurovision.fr also reported the top three results from the Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2026, finale, listing Pulak Adhikary’s song as Anari Majhi and Vintage Theory’s track as BOOMERANG!

Voice of Bangladesh Final Results and Competing Songs

While full score breakdowns and the complete lower-place ranking were withheld from the public, eurovision-quotidien.com and enroute-eurovision.fr both confirmed the podium placements.

Enroute-eurovision.fr published the broader lineup of artists who competed in the Bangladesh selection process, including Benazir Zilani with Gum Chokhe Raat, Krishan Barman with Kachuri Ful, and Lubaina Afnan with Dishehara. The list of national contenders also featured Nusrat Jahan Kriti performing Desi Star, Sharot with Anushilon, Subconscious performing Janalachobi, and The Kushiyara Waves with Mashuk Dhiyan.

The winner was selected through a combined voting system comprising 40% professional jury evaluation, 40% local televote, and 20% rest-of-the-world online voting, eurovision-quotidien.com reported. The national jury included prominent Bangladeshi music and arts figures Fahmida Nabi, Hamin Ahmed, Bappa Mazumder, Shawkat Ali Emon, and Ankhi Alamgir.

A Cappella Group Beatmosphere Adapts for the Bangkok Stage

Founded in 2009, Beatmosphere is recognized as a pioneering vocal collective that combines traditional vocal harmony with beatbox, body percussion, and instrumental imitations without using electronic instruments or gear, eurovision-quotidien.com reported. Their performances incorporate theatrical staging, movement, and narrative elements.

Eurovision Asia rules cap the number of stage performers at six, forcing the nine-member collective to leave three members behind, eurovision-quotidien.com noted. Members Anarchy, Dippox, and RafTeknix were excluded from the travel roster.

The six members traveling to Thailand are Ishtiyak Zobayer (Zardo) and Sayed Ahnaf Tahmid (Glizmo) on lead vocals and harmonies, Sidratul Mursalin Bhasha (Bhasha) and Mahi Bin Ashraful (Sykoverse) on harmonies, Moktadir Dewan (BeatBaksho) on bass and baritone, and Mahi Hossain Khan (Invalíd) on beatbox and vocal percussions, eurovision-quotidien.com reported.

The Expansion of Eurovision Asia Across the Region

The selection in Bangladesh is part of a broader regional rollout for the first Eurovision Asia contest. Enroute-eurovision.fr outlined upcoming national finals broadcast live on the official Eurovision YouTube channel, including Vietnam’s The Sound of Vietnam on Oct. 3, Nepal Decides on Oct. 7, Mongolia’s Chosen One on Oct. 10, and Cambodia’s Finest Voice on Oct. 17, 2026.

While Eurovision-quotidien.com focused on the technical lineup of Beatmosphere and the local jury composition, enroute-eurovision.fr detailed the full roster of competing national acts. Both outlets established the Nov. 14, 2026, date in Bangkok as the destination for the Bangladeshi delegation.

Unresolved Details on Scoring and Full Standings

Neither eurovision-quotidien.com nor enroute-eurovision.fr published the complete numerical scores or the exact placement of the remaining unlisted acts from the Voice of Bangladesh final. It remains unknown how the international online vote and local televote split across the competing entries beyond the confirmed top three podium positions.