Kapeke has dismissed claims that hit songs are becoming scarce in the music industry, insisting that making successful music has never been a challenge for him.Speaking on Galaxy FM, Kapeke said he often hears fellow musicians complain about struggling to produce hits, but argued that the problem lies with their relevance and consistency rather than external factors.The reason is that people are tired of them.Kapeke also disagreed with singer Ava Peace, who recently attributed the shortage of hit songs in Uganda to politics. According to Kapeke, his own music continues to perform well, pointing to his song 1 Week, which he said is approaching 300,000 views on YouTube.I am not on the list of those without hits. The kind of thirst they have, I don’t have it. The things that are disturbing them don’t affect me. We got no issues, ma.The singer further argued that longevity in the music industry should not automatically make an artist a veteran if they are still capable of producing hit songs.Feffe Bussi reveals Kapeke’s struggles before music breakthroughKapeke described musicians who have spent as many as 20 years in the industry but continue releasing successful music as “babies,” saying their ability to remain relevant proves that they are still actively connected to their audience.He attributed their success to consistency, urging musicians to keep releasing music instead of complaining about the lack of hits while remaining inactive.The trick is you have to keep releasing music unlike these other musicians who have just come five years ago and you are giving them interviews making them relevant yet they don’t even have songs that can even reach Kibuye.Kapeke questioned why musicians who are still making money and acquiring property should complain about the scarcity of hit songs.You’ll find them saying hit songs are scarce yet they aren’t even releasing music. For us, we are buying lands and cars and you say hit songs are scarce? @tuwulira #kapeke #fypシ #fypuganda #fypageシforyoupage ♬ original sound – TUWULIRA 🗣️👂🎧😝 The post Kapeke dismisses claims of hit song shortages, says making hits is light work appeared first on MBU.