Beirut. You will never be the same again :]

3Spell...wish I could list more...

I don't like worrying about copyrights (for videoclips) so made music for my group improv dancers (or other tribal style dancers) - if you listen I'd love your feedback. you can hear some songs at www.myspace.com/tribeomusic

Well, it could be depending upon my mood but I love dancing to lots of different stuff.

"Thievery Corporation" has a unique modern techno arabic upscale twist on their music.
"Maduro" has that awesome hard industrial edge with arabic hints in his music.
"Amon Tobin" also has that razor sharp edge but it's a little more experimental. I think Kami Liddle danced to Sultan Drops once.
"Dhol Foundation" has a fun sound to their music, very Bhangra sounding with LOTS of drumming.
"Solace", of coarse is very popular.
Karim Nagi, who I just met and is such a sweet guy, has some awesome songs. I think his DJ name is Turbo Tabla.
Hossam Ramzy is a classic arabic musician, many cabaret dancers use his songs, but I think his music can translate to any type of dancing.
"Harem" has some very cool drum solos.
I love bhangra music, and the whole soundtrack to "Monsoon Wedding" makes me boogie (especially when cleaning the house!)
"Natasha Atlas" is a middle eastern musician that likes to put a modern spin on her music.

And much more, but really I love to dance to non-traditional stuff too. I dance to techno, salsa, rock-n-roll, even a little hip-hop and more!

Djinn- The Middle East Side. Fun album and I've even got non-dancer friends loving it. :D

Agricantus, Ekova, Niyaz, Palyrria are a few of my other favorites.

I would recommend the Upper Egypt Ensemble and The Musicians of the Nile if you are interested in traditional music. As far as electronic stuff goes I really love Cheb i Sabbah.

Delerium (industrial with a little bit of everything)
Riven soundtrack (more for slow isolations)
Govinda (danceable beats and lots of violin)
QNTAL (various electronic beats with instruments and vocals that lean toward old Celtic stuff)