D.C.s Capital Kings use the language of EDM—exhilarating trance melodies, driving Dutch house kickdrums, trap and dubsteps bass weight—to give their Christian pop songs drama and thrust. On II, Jon Whites teen-crushworthy croon and Cole Walowacs party raps are often drenched in hazy effects or draped over attention-demanding club beats, as on uplifting Into Your Arms. The result is a collection of praise-giving (and praiseworthy) bangers that suggest it is indeed possible to Live for the Drop and live for the Lord at the same time.