Morus Elfryn

Morus Elfryn (c. 1948 – 22 March 2022) was a Welsh musician, television production manager and carpenter. Described by Gruff Rhys as a "maverick singer", he recorded for the Welsh-language label Sain in the 1970s and later worked on S4C programmes including C'mon Midffîld!.

Career Morus Elfryn was from Pontsiân, Ceredigion. He was educated at Ysgol Dyffryn Teifi, where he attracted notice as a rugby player. He then attended college in High Wycombe before returning to Wales. The duo released the EP, Heibio'r Af, on Sain in 1974. Gruff Rhys has described Elfryn as a "Celtic Gene Pitney" whose songs "always weave an atmospheric narrative reminiscent in subject matter to Scott Walker or Jacques Brel". He was later involved in the soap opera Rownd a Rownd. In 2023, Elfryn's son Dei auctioned a quilt of beer towels from C'mon Midffîld! in his father's memory, with proceeds going to a cancer charity.