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Four bars of each chord. Alternating between Dm7 and Dm6. Essentially a II V progression, but looking at it from the same root, thereby minimising what notes need changing to easily play over those changes.
Dm7 as a common minor pentatonic = D F G A C
Dm6 as a pentatonic = D F G A B
These notes happen to be the same as for a G9 arpeggio: G B D F A
Or if played as a scale: G A B D F = G dominant pentatonic
Mind blowing stuff, but super cool: Only change one note and it becomes a different scale! 🙂