A-Class's debut release, "Motive Response" showcases the renown battle emcee's talents as a songwriter. His Grade-A-classic rhymes and complicated rhythms put mainstream music into after school programs. He twists each word to have dual meanings and uses metaphors from science to TV sitcoms. Using his voice and his mind, he succeeds in telling a different story in each track with the same hustle and dedication.

Class's freshman release has the main elements of a great hip-hop record - lyrics are on point, you can lap dance to some beats and head nod to others, and it's complete with witty interludes and eccentric samples.

The record is well produced by Tom Delay, and sprinkled with beats from producers P-nyce, Rosirus, Big Whiz, and DJ Dyrti. They allow A-Class to stand out as the artist, but keep the music well mixed through the speakers. Each beat incorporates samples ranging from piano to big brass to jazz flutes and heavy percussion. Samples circa 1930s to present day gel completely with A-Class's unique style.

The artwork on the anticipated album is also done by A-Class himself. His abstract graffiti has been seen all over Brake Fast Records and the Baltimore City Area.