She didn't put out any albums of new material during her time with Alizée, the only albums she released were the Mylènium tour live album (released Dec 5th 2000) and the Les Mots best of album (released Nov 26th 2001). It was for Les Mots that she won the female French artist of the year award at NRJ 2002, which is the video above. The next album of new material she released was Avant Que L'Ombre, which was April 4th 2005 - so well after she'd stopped producing for Alizée.
I think producing for Alizée must've impacted greatly on Mylène's work for herself, as she doesn't usually leave 6 years between releasing albums of new material. It is for this reason that I wonder whether, had Alizée and Mylène not split, Mylène's three post-Alizée albums (Avant Que L'Ombre, Point de Suture and now Bleu Noir) would have existed in their present form (or even at all?!)
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