Let It Bed is a 2004 solo album by Arnaldo Baptista, co-founder of the legendary Brazilian psychedelic rock band Os Mutantes. This release marked his return to the studio after a long hiatus, during which he lived in seclusion in the countryside of Minas Gerais, Brazil. Produced by John Ulhoa of the band Pato Fu, the album showcases Baptista's multifaceted talents as he performs vocals and plays most of the instruments himself. The music blends elements of psychedelic rock, alternative rock, and lo-fi aesthetics, reflecting his unique artistic vision.