Seth Haley, known professionally as Com Truise, is a prominent figure in the electronic music scene, celebrated for his unique blend of synthwave and retro-inspired sounds. His career took off in 2010 with the release of the Cyanide Sisters EP, which was initially offered as a free download through the AMDISCS record label. This release marked a significant turning point, leading to a digital reissue by Ghostly International in 2011. Haley’s decision to resign from his role as an art director to pursue music full-time exemplifies his commitment to his craft and passion for electronic music.

In June 2011, Com Truise released his debut album, Galactic Melt, which received critical acclaim and established him as a leading artist in the synthwave genre. Following this success, he continued to captivate audiences with his sophomore album, In Decay, in 2012. His innovative sound, characterized by synthesizer-heavy compositions and a distinctive mid-fi aesthetic, has garnered a dedicated fanbase and solidified his reputation as a pioneer in the electronic music landscape.

Haley’s contributions extend beyond his albums; he has also made notable remixes, including a track for Daft Punk’s Tron: Legacy Reconfigured album. In 2022, he showcased his versatility by producing music for Coinbase’s viral Super Bowl LVI advertisement, sampling the Beatles’ cover of “Money (That’s What I Want).” Additionally, he shared his expertise by releasing a music production course with Soundfly, further influencing aspiring musicians.

Com Truise’s discography includes standout albums such as Iteration (2017) and Persuasion System (2019), each continuing the narrative of a synthetic astronaut navigating a futuristic landscape. His innovative use of both digital and analogue equipment, including the Dave Smith Instruments OB-6, enhances his live performances and studio recordings. With a compelling artistic vision and a dedication to his craft, Com Truise remains a vital force in the evolution of electronic music.