Just like the kids on the show, I can’t keep a secret for shit and I deffffffinitely don’t want to keep these tracks I found a secret from you guys.

Every week, JINCE scours through hundreds of SoundCloud tracks to find the best new gems by breaking artists around the world.

This week’s playlist has 22 tracks that I couldn’t keep to only myself – hit play at the end of this post and give these 22 different artists a chance to shine through a mix of electronic, hip-hop and soul influences.

Without further adieu, this weeks featured tracks are:

Charlz – “About Last Night” (Prod. by Maths Time Joy)

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Where the hell has Charlz been all my life? Apparently she’s been featured on an EDM’y track a while back, but hasn’t put out anything of her own until this track. With luscious production by Maths Time Joy, Charlz belts out a soft tune over melodic synths and an infectious drum loop.

BLONDAGE – “Stoned”

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It’s fitting that this track was released the day after 4/20. This is the first time I’ve stumbled onto BLONDAGE and judging by their other tracks, I’m sorely late to the party. With “Stoned”, this Copenhagen-based duo have crafted a tasty track full of distorted vocals, gaudy horns, and trappy hi-hats.

Sigrid – “Plot Twist”

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I can’t believe how quickly Sigrid burst onto the scene and bulldozed her way to the top of the charts. This Norwegian singer’s 20 years young and seems poised to take over the Pop world. Make sure you catch “Plot Twist” and hear what everyones been gushing over!

COIN – “Lately II”

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If you haven’t been paying attention to COIN, now’s a good time to dive in. This Nashville-based indie rock group has burst onto the scene with their first new album in a couple of years, “How Will You Know If You Never Try“. The whole album’s great, but “Lately II” is definitely my favorite track. Throw it on and dance the night away!

K.A.A.N. – “Carefully” (Prod. by SGULL)

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K.A.A.N.‘s been on the grind for a while – he’s been trickling singles and projects for the past few years now. “Carefully” is one of the standout tracks from K.A.A.N.’s latest collab project with SGULL (who’s an amazing artist in his own right). I was taken aback by this project – the production is so much more electro/poppy than his normal tracks, but I am definitely not complaining. I love where this project is taking K.A.A.N.‘s sound!

Another week of fresh tracks by breaking artists around the world — brought to you by JINCE. Check the full playlist below!

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The collaboration with the rising star was a match made in heaven as RKCB and Opia fused their styles and raspy vocals to bring to life a sweet track that their fans have known the duo for.

This follows their single “Elevated” that was a huge success. The duo’s popularity has been steadily rising over a short period and with more than 10 million streams on Spotify, one can see why.

“Enough” is the closing track on “In Contrast”, and while it doesn’t evoke any risk-taking from the group, it draws on the group’s strength with each passing second delivering warmth and soothing melody delicately layered on a downbeat production.

The LA-based duo see the new track as “two themes that [they] want to explore on [the] EP,” and further explaining that the track “is both the exasperation and exclamation of commitment.”

You can follow RKCB on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Soundcloud.