At its core, the track is built on the foundation of . BuJaa BEATS utilizes the genre’s signature four-on-the-floor kick drum, but keeps it tempered—warm and atmospheric rather than aggressive. This steady rhythm provides a "Dharma"—a sense of cosmic order or path—allowing the listener to remain grounded while the melodic elements take flight. The "Deep" aspect is emphasized through lush pads and a rolling bassline that creates a sense of infinite space.
The "Oriental" and "Balkan" influences provide the track’s soul. By incorporating instruments like the , the producer taps into a specific kind of "Sevdah" or "Duende"—a deep, soulful longing. The use of Phrygian and Hijaz scales, common in Middle Eastern and Southeastern European music, introduces a sense of mystery and ancient storytelling. These melodies don't just sit on top of the beat; they weave through it, using syncopation and microtonal inflections that contrast beautifully with the rigid grid of electronic music.
Ultimately, "Dharma" is a testament to the power of . It proves that the repetitive, meditative nature of House music is the perfect canvas for the complex, emotional histories carried by Balkan and Oriental instruments. BuJaa BEATS successfully creates a piece that feels timeless, moving the body through its rhythm while stirring the spirit through its global melodies.