to promote the track, Ami Suzuki appeared at several intimate and live shows throughout Japan. She first performed the track at a hosting party at Tower Records in Shibuya, Tokyo, were only selected purchases of the physical formats included a lottery ticket. That same year, she sang the song at the 2007 and 2008's A-nation in Kanto region. In the latter year, Suzuki sung the song twice at Club Asia; the first where she was also promoting her then-new single "One", and the second being a promotional campaign for her seventh studio album Supreme Show (2008). She made an appearance at Duo Music Exchange in Shibuya, to commemorate her anniversary; she listed "Free Free" as the event's opening track. The following year, she made an appearance to the 2009 A-nation concert in August, where she placed "Free Free" as the opening number. In 2010, Suzuki performed the song at several concerts such as her anniversary—two dates—and a return to A-nation. As part of her 29th birthday celebration, she included the track on her Liquid Room concert on February 9, 2011. To further promote "Free Free", Avex Trax and Suzuki herself had conducted several activities such as interviews and appearances. Avex first changed the entire layout of Suzuki's website in late-August 2007 to the artwork of "Free Free"; according to Natalie.mu, it depicted a "sexier" approach to the singer and was praised for the layout. In 2015, the singer released a rhythm game titled "Ami Suzuki Shake"; "Free Free" was one of the recordings added to the game. Since its release, "Free Free" has been included on Suzuki's greatest hits compilation, Ami Selection (2011) and her EP Ami Suzuki Best Selection (2014). Track listing and formats CD single "Free Free" – 5:11 "Super Music Maker" – 7:25 "Free Free" (Extended mix) – 7:37 "Super Music Maker" (Radio edit) – 5:06 DVD single "Free Free" – 5:11 "Super Music Maker" – 7:25 "Free Free" (Extended mix) – 7:37 "Super Music Maker" (Radio edit) – 5:06 "Free Free" (Music video) 12" record "Free Free" (Extended mix) – 7:37 "Super Music Maker" – 7:25 Limited Dolce 12" record "Free Free" – 5:11 "Feel the Beat" "Bitter..." "Sweet Dance" "The Weekend" Credits and personnel Credits adapted from the liner notes of the single's CD and DVD release. Recording and management Recorded by Yasutaka Nakata at Contemode Studios and Avex Studios between June–July 2007 in Japan.