Jeeve

Jean-Yves "Jeeve" Ducornet is a Grammy-winning and multi-Latin Grammy-nominated producer, songwriter, and engineer whose career spans more than three decades across Los Angeles, Paris, and beyond. A versatile creative force, he has helped shape the sound of platinum-selling records for Carlos Santana, Tupac, Britney Spears, Kat Graham, Todrick Hall, Nicole Scherzinger, Beto Cuevas, La Ley, Luis Fonsi, David Bisbal, Pixie Lott, James Arthur, and many more. Fluent in every corner of the production process, Jeeve is known as a true musical polymath - vocalist, guitarist, bassist, keyboardist, arranger, programmer, vocal producer, and mix engineer. His work has appeared in major films, television, and international charts, earning him wins in the John Lennon and USA Songwriting Competitions; a Latin Grammy win for Best Pop/Rock Album (Beto Cuevas - Transformación, 2013); and two Latin Grammy nominations for Producer of the Year-related categories: . Best Contemporary Pop Album (David Bisbal - Hijos Del Mar, 2017: production, songwriting & mixing) . Best Urban Pop Album (DJ Kane - DJ Kane, 2004: production & songwriting) Despite decades of accolades, Jeeve long remained a behind-the-scenes architect - a Grammy-winning producer whose artistic identity lived in the shadows of the stars he helped elevate. That changes with Spoken For-The Movie, his first full-length solo project: a 12-part visual album blending music, cinematic storytelling, and modern animation techniques. Except for four co-writes, Jeeve wrote, directed, produced, performed, mixed, mastered, and edited every track and visual sequence himself. The film’s imagery is crafted through a hybrid process combining green-screen performance, self-captured footage, Photoshop, Kling AI, Runway, Google Veo 3, Midjourney, CapCut Pro, Topaz, and DaVinci Resolve. Half French and half American, Jeeve embodies creative duality: acclaimed yet under-the-radar, global yet personal. With Spoken For, he steps into the spotlight for the first time, not just as a producer behind others’ voices, but as an artist fully claiming his own.