A cappella and beatbox group Beatmosphere will represent Bangladesh at the inaugural Eurovision Song Contest Asia 2026 after winning NTV’s ‘Voice of Bangladesh’ with their original song ‘Tumi Ele’.
The group emerged victorious among 10 finalists at the national selection held at International Convention City Bashundhara in Dhaka on Wednesday.
The results combined votes from a professional jury and Bangladeshi audiences, each accounting for 40%, with the remaining 20% coming from international viewers.
Pulak Adhikary with ‘Anari Majhi’ secured second place, while Vintage Theory’s ‘BOOMERANG!’ finished third.
Formed in 2009, Beatmosphere uses vocals, beatboxing and body percussion to create music without instruments. Six members performed in the national final.
Hosted by Tahsan Khan, the event was produced by Bongo and broadcast on NTV and Bongo. Beatmosphere will perform in Bangkok, Thailand, on 14 November, alongside representatives from 10 other countries.
