I’ve seen these great perfomers live several times. Very entertaining. Alex Spurkel and Avi Sills are Naked Rhythm.

Naked Rhythm music video for “Shisha” on their album Frequency. Features sexy bellydancers Anahata & The Urban Gypsy Dancers, and visual effects by Arcane Realities. Additional dancers Sayaka, Adore, Anah, Monika, and Starchild.

Bio:
NAKED RHYTHM was born in Los Angeles in 2003 as a collaborative effort between Avi Sills and Alex Spurkel with a vision of breaking down borders and bringing the world together with cross-cultural music and dance. By seamlessly fusing exotic world music and percussion with contemporary electronic dance grooves, Naked Rhythm captivates Western audiences with the universal language of rhythm and sounds of the Middle-East, India, Africa, and South America. The result is an innovative and organic form of World electronica that moves the heart as well as the hips. Their debut album Frequency was released world-wide in July 2006 by Caravan Records, and their tracks have already been featured more than 10 compilations including Tantra Lounge vol 3 & 4 and the upcoming Buddha Bar vol 9. Their captivating live shows featuring numerous world musicians, dancers, and visuals have entertained such stars as Sting, Robert Downey Jr., Diana Ross, and The Black Eyed Peas.
www.nakedrhythm.com

Great song! There’s a terrific upbeat remix of Kese Kese by Bally Sagoo – Bally Sagoo – Kese Kese (Beast of Asia mix)

The Track “Kese Kese” is taken from the sampler album “Asian Travels” (2000, Label Six Degrees Records). It is remixed by Algeria-born and San Francisco-based DJ Cheb I Sabbah and was originally published 1999 by Six Degrees Records album “Shri Durga”.

(Infos from Internet)
“The producer/promoter of a now defunct world music series, 1002 Nights, Sabbah presented a diverse range of musicians including Pakistani Qawwali singer Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and London-based Bhangra group, Bally Sagoo.

With a DJ career spanning three decades. Born in Algeria, a great source of his inspiration were his two uncles who were masters of the Malouf style, also known as Andalusian music. Cheb I describes himself as a ‘hajji’, a musical pilgrim of the spirit. His name is another reference to his pilgrimage: Cheb is a nickname used by Algerian rai singers; Sabbah means ‘morning’, but the link is actually to Hassan I Sabbah, the Persian mystic whose legendary library is rumoured to be the largest in the world.”

http://www.chebisabbah.com