Forever ago, Beyoncé promised all her faithful fans an album this year—she even performed at the Super Bowl, which usually means new music's to come. But then? Nothing. And since there's just a few weeks left before 2014 kicks off, it was looking like we'd have to wait another century until we got our hands on an album from Queen B. Instead, she goes and unveils a record in the most under-the-radar—and, therefore, boldest—way possible. which works closely with the DNC. “It’s a great resource and opportunity for us to identify future leaders, not just as people who we could bring into the state party network or into the DNC staff [...] but also these are the folks who will one day be running for office, and we want to make sure that they understand how the party works.”There’s also the DNCYouth Councilwhich is made up ofregistered Democrats Well, the confidence in our instincts has probably been one of the biggest changes. It gives us a lot more freedom to try new things and push our music into new areas. We didn’t always start out trusting [our instincts] though and over the last year or so we have really grown into ourselves.  “Roses," we feel, is really when we turned that corner. Right now, we have a pretty good grasp on how we work best, which usually happens over the course of one session. The single stream of consciousness is something we really feel strongly about. If it isn’t clicking, we scrap it and start over. En diciembre, CNCO celebró cinco años desde que se formóLa Bandauna serie derealitytv