In this audio piece titled "Wrong Number Dialled," we are taken on a journey through a soundscape that is both familiar and strange, a blend of the everyday and the abstract. It begins with a dial tone, a sound that is instantly recognizable. This is followed by a series of dial tones, a digital symphony of beeps and clicks that are the auditory equivalent of punching in a phone number. Suddenly, there's a twist. A blip, a blop, a burst of sound that is completely unexpected. It's an auditory clue that something has gone awry. This is not the ordinary process of dialling a number. There's a delay, a pause that hangs in the air, extending the suspense. Then comes the sound of thyme, which in this case isn't the rustle of leaves but a different kind of auditory texture. It's a fine grain, a subtle detail that adds a layer of complexity to the soundscape. It's a hint