"Hologram" marks Minmi's second consecutive recording after "Ite Itai yo" to have been written, composed, arranged, and produced by herself.

Commercially, it under-performed in Japan, stalling at number 116 for a sole week on the Oricon Singles Chart, marking her lowest-selling release in that region.

Additionally, she appeared on Japanese music television shows Count Down TV and Refreshing!, with her as well performing the track at the 2016 Freedom Aozora concert venue.

[4] The label distributed the recording for physical consumption as a DVD and CD in Japan, with a digital EP being made available in several other territories.

All formats included the original mix of the single, with the addition of B-side track "#Yaccahaina" in collaboration with Japanese performer Mary Jane.

The DVD release incorporated Minmi performing "Hologram" live at the 2014 Freedom Aozora concert venue.

[8] Another critic from the same publication commended Minmi's transition to electronic dance music, labeling the recording's production as "bold" and "spacey".

Over the rest of the visual, she is portrayed being engaged alone or with a man in the water or playing around the beach shore; several of the scenes repeat throughout the music video.