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Maes released the solo album Songs for Madeline in 2004, dedicated to his daughter.

Maes is currently the lead singer and keyboardist for "Ernie and the Automatics" which features original and former members of the band Boston, Barry Goudreau on guitar and Sib Hashian on drums. Fellow RTZ and Peter Wolf's House Party Five bandmate, bassist, Tim Archibald is also a member of "The Automatics" along with tenor saxophonist, Michael "Tunes" Antunes from John Cafferty & The Beaver Brown Band. The Automatics' new album, Low Expectations, was produced by Brian Maes and was set for release on February 17, 2009 on "Open E" Records, the new label owned by Ernie Boch, Jr, who is also a guitarist in the band.

Maes also leads the Brian Maes Band, which also features Archibald and guitarist Kook Lawry.

In Late 2011, Maes co-wrote several songs on the newest Billy Shake album, "Crashing Down".

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