Beatmosphere has been selected to represent Bangladesh at the first edition of the Eurovision Song Contest Asia, set to take place in Bangkok on Saturday, 14 November.

The group won Bangladesh's national selection process called Voice of Bangladesh, which featured ten pioneering performers competing to become the nation's first Eurovision Asia entrant. The competition's final took place on Wednesday, 30 September.

Voting on the night combined three components: a professional jury (40%), the Bangladeshi audience vote (40%), and a Rest of the World vote (20%). Beatmosphere emerged victorious with their song "Tumi Ele." The runners-up were Pulak Adhikary in second place and Vintage Theory in third.

Meet Beatmosphere

Founded in 2009, Beatmosphere is a genre-bending a cappella and beatbox collective known for their unique performances using only human voices and body percussion. Without any instruments or electronic equipment, they create rich soundscapes that include layered singing, beatboxing, vocal instrument emulation, and theatrical elements.

The group blends traditional vocal harmonies with beatbox culture, reproducing drums, basslines, melodies, and electronic textures vocally. Their performances often incorporate movement, storytelling, comedy, and audience interaction, making each show immersive and distinctive.

Although typically a nine-member ensemble, Beatmosphere will appear as a six-member group for Voice of Bangladesh and Eurovision Asia, featuring Ishtiyak Zobayer (Zardo) and Sayed Ahnaf Tahmid (Glizmo) on lead vocals and harmony, with Sidratul Mursalin Bhasha (Bhasha), Mahi Bin Ashraful (Sykoverse), Moktadir Dewan (BeatBaksho), and Mahi Hossain Khan (Invalíd) completing the lineup.

Fans and viewers who missed the live broadcast can watch the full national selection on the Eurovision Song Contest YouTube channel, where all national selections for Eurovision Asia are being streamed.