One of the things I like about microtonal tunings is that their exotic flavor sort of invites you to try a few other unusual ideas as well. This piece is in 17-note equal temperament.
Both the melodic mode and the lopsided rhythm were inspired by a piece that was uploaded by one of the other participants in the Xenharmonic Alliance Facebook group. I no longer remember whose piece it was, but credit where due.
Bela Bartok wrote a piece called “Limping Dance,” so I couldn’t use that title. Instead, I think I’ll settle for “Lurching Dance.”
This was done in Cubase, with a variety of software synths — u-he Zebra, Cakewalk Z3ta, Camel Audio Alchemy, Rob Papen Predator and Blue, and KV331 SynthMaster. The drums are from Native Instruments Battery 3.
Jim Aikin's Oblong Blob 
Liked the first half of the song. Could win by shortening the piece. To much repetition i think. It sounds little out of tune someplaces – but that may be how it its supposed to sound when it is 17-note equal temperament.
Thanks for the comment. I added a few more little variations to the current version (uploaded 9/22/13) to spice up the second half. I think of this as basically a peasant dance, though, so there is inevitably a basic stomp your feet repetitive rhythm — no help for that.