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His solo career began in 1997 when he started writing songs for his debut solo album Black The Sun and spent time at a songwriting clinic organised by Miles Copeland, former manager of The Police. Lloyd started producing the album in 1998 and finished the album with producer Ed Buller, a former member of the Psychedelic Furs, who had produced albums by Pulp and Suede.
Black the Sun won a great deal of critical acclaim with Triple J listeners voting it their album of the year. Lloyd won an ARIA award for "Best New Artist" in 1999 and his first award for "Best Male Artist" in 2000.

"Melting"
"Momo"
"Something Special" (A. Wasiliev/S. Miller)
"Desert"
"Snow"
"My Way Home"
"Black The Sun"
"Lucky Star"
"What A Year" (A. Wasiliev/B. Quinn)
"Faraway"
"Aliens"
"Gender"
"Backseat Clause"