Com Truise

Seth Haley, known professionally as Com Truise, began his pioneering work in electronic music under various pseudonyms, releasing the Invader EP as SYSTM in 2009 and the None LP as Airliner in November 2010. His career as Com Truise launched with the 2010 release of the Cyanide Sisters EP, initially distributed as a free download by AMDISCS before its reissue by Ghostly International in January 2011. This pivotal success prompted Haley to resign from his art director position in 2011, dedicating himself full-time to music and defining his distinctive ‘mid-fi synth-wave, slow-motion funk’ sound. That same year, he garnered significant industry attention by remixing Daft Punk’s ‘ENCOM, Part II’ for the official Tron: Legacy Reconfigured album.

In February 2022, Com Truise demonstrated his broad commercial appeal by producing the music for Coinbase’s high-profile Super Bowl LVI advertisement, which distinctively sampled The Beatles’ ‘Money (That’s What I Want).’ Further engaging with the global music community, in April 2022, he partnered with the acclaimed online music school Soundfly to release a comprehensive course on music production. This initiative allowed him to share his specialized techniques and expertise with aspiring artists worldwide, further enhancing his influence as an educator and innovator in the electronic music genre. Com Truise maintains an active engagement with his fanbase, notably through initiatives such as Soundfly’s ‘Summer of Synthwave Remix Contest,’ which invited participants to remix his signature tracks. His extensive body of work, spanning albums and high-profile collaborations, is currently represented by Downtown Music Publishing, cementing his status as a formidable and marketable force in electronic music.