The Poisson-Kingman distributions, $\mathrm{PK}(ρ)$, on the infinite simplex, can be constructed from a Poisson point process having intensity density $ρ$ or by taking the ranked jumps up till a specified time of a subordinator with Lévy density $ρ$, as proportions of the subordinator. As a natural extension, we replace the Poisson point process with a negative binomial point process having parameter $r>0$ and Lévy density $ρ$, thereby defining a new class $\mathrm{PK}^{(r)}(ρ)$ of distributions on the infinite simplex. The new class contains the two-parameter generalisation $\mathrm{PD}(α, θ)$ of Pitman and Yor (1997) when $θ>0$. It also contains a class of distributions derived from the trimmed stable subordinator. We derive properties of the new distributions, with particular reference to the two most well-known $\mathrm{PK}$ distributions: the Poisson-Dirichlet distribution $\mathrm{PK}(ρ_θ)$ generated by a Gamma process with Lévy density $ρ_θ(x) = θe^{-x}/x$, $x>0$, $θ> 0$, and the random discrete distribution, $\mathrm{PD}(α,0)$, derived from an $α$-stable subordinator.