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For You! Our Special Merch Catalogue For you! Our special merch catalogue About us Director: Mária Pastorková In our company you can buy: - sweatshirts -shirts -caps -CD’s -and other sortiment of leaders Phone: 00421 424 323 863 Assistant of director: Simona Valašíková E-mail: [email protected] Address: Business Academy Jesenského 259/6 017 44 Považská Bystrica Slovakia Sales manager: Viktória Vachalíková Contractual conditions Contractual conditions according to the bussiness code valid in the Slovak Republic. Seller’s obligations: The seller confirms the order by phone. The seller sends the delivery note. The seller sends an invoice immediately after sending the goods which is cost data. The invoce will contain the terms of payment. If the buyer does not pay in time, the seller has the right to claim a penalty of 0,05% for each day of a delay. Buyer’s obligations: The buyer (customer) sends the seller the order. The buyer is obliged to pay by electronic from by crediting seller‘s account. Special discount: Discounts are avaible for large orders. More detailed information will be sent to you on the receipt of the order. We are looking forward to our future co-operation. Ed Sheeran Birth name: Edward Christopher Sheeran Born: 17 February 1991, Halifax, West Yorkshire, England Years active: 2004 – present The most popular songs: - Thinking out loud - Shape of you - Galway girl - Perfect - I see fire 1st album: + (read as "plus") 2nd album: x (read as "multiply") 3rd album: ÷ Divide was released in March 2017 Twenty one pilots Other name: TØP Genres: alternative hip hop, electropop, indie pop, pop rock, rap rock Members: Tyler Joseph & Josh Dun Years active: 2009–present The most popular songs: - Heathens - Ride - Stressed out - Heavy dirty soul - House of gold 1st album: Twenty One Pilots 2nd album: Regional at Best 3rd album: Vessel 4th album: Blurryface Calvin Harris Birth name: Adam Richard Wiles Born: 17 January 1984, Dumfries, Scotland Years active: 1999–present The most popular songs: - Summer - Feels - I need your love - How deep is your love - My way 1st album: I Created Disco 2nd album: Ready for the Weekend 3rd album: 18 Months 4th album: Motion Beyoncé Birth name: Beyoncé Giselle Knowles Born: September 4, 1981, Houston, Texas, U.S. Years active: 1997–present The most popular songs: - Single ladies - Crazy in love - If I were a boy - Listen - Run the world 1st album: Dangerously in Love 2nd album: B'Day 3rd album: I Am... Sasha Fierce 4th album: 4 5th album: Beyoncé 6th album: Lemonade Lady Gaga Birth name: Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta Born: 28. March 1986, Manhattan, New York Years active: 2001-present The most popular songs: - Million Reasons - Bad Romance - Poker Face - Alejandro - Paparazzi 1st album: The Fame 2nd album: The Fame Monster 3rd album: Born This Way 4th album: Artpop 5th album: Cheek to Cheek 6th album: Joanne Eminem Birth name: Marshall Bruce Mathers III Born: 17. October 1972, St. Joseph, Missouri, USA Years active: 1988-present The most popular songs: - The Real Slim Shady - Not Afraid - Rap God - Walk on Water - Love Yourself 1st album: Infinite 2nd album: The Slim Shady LP 3rd album: The Marshall Mathers LP 4th album: Devil's Night 5th album: The Eminem Show 6th album: D12 World 7th album: Encore 8th album: Relapse 9th album: Recovery 10th album: The Marshall Mathers LP 2 11th album: Shady XV DMS (rap group) Members of group: Dame, Separ, Smart, DJ Miko Source: Slovakia Years active: 2008-present The most popular songs: -Intro -Prepáč (Sorry) –Vitaj vo finále (Welcome to the final) -Ružové brýle (Pink glasses) -Dve strany (Two sides) 1st album: Čo sa stalo?! (What happened?!) 2nd album: MMXV KALI (rap performer) Birth name: Koloman Magyary Born: 29 December 1982 Years active: 2008-present The most popular songs: -Užívam si to (I’m enjoying it) -Jackpot -Nejsi jediná (Not the only one) -Jedného dňa (One day) -Jazda (Ride) 1st album: Nová krv (New blood) 2nd album: Pod maskou je pravda (Under the mask the truth is) 3rd album: Načo čakať (What to wait for?) 4th album: Koniec je nový začiatok (End is a new beginning) 5th album: Kto to povedal? (Who said that?) 6th album: Užívam si to (I’m enjoying that) 7th album: NIKTO (Nobody) 8th album: Zlý príklad (Bad example) 9th album: Dezert (Dessert) .
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