Suburban Living is an indie-pop outfit that initially took shape as a solo project by frontman and Philadelphia-native Wesley Bunch. Defined by a dreamy and nostalgic sound, suffused with shimmering guitar riffs and atmospheric synth lines, Suburban Living draws inspiration from the melodic undercurrents of new-wave and the shoegaze embellishments of the late '80s and '90s. The project burgeoned into a full-fledged band after Bunch relocated to Philadelphia, where he teamed up with other musicians to enrich the project's live performances and recordings.

After their self-titled release in 2015, Suburban Living continued to craft evocative soundscapes that garnered them attention both locally and within the broader indie music community. Albums like "Almost Paradise" (2016) and "How to Be Human" reflect their evolution with denser arrangements and a bolder sonic palette. Their live sessions, such as "Suburban Living on Audiotree Live," showcase the band’s ability to translate their lush recordings to an engaging live presence. With an adeptness for creating music that feels at once deeply personal and universally relatable, Suburban Living has entrenched itself as a notable act within the dream-pop and indie-fidelity quarters.