00:00:509 (1,2,3,1,2,3,4,5,1,2,3,4) - Dragging intensity in this part is way too much for calm part. This could be done more easier by reducing the slider usage to lower the dragging intensity in this part.
00:11:540 (2) - simplify the flow since its still in intro https://puu.sh/Eyifn/82a2ffcb69.png
00:27:411 (4) - a little bit closely spaced to 00:25:669 (2) - maybe adjust a little to the top right
00:30:121 - heavily putting emphasis on vocal to sync the previous section sometimes feel a bit heavy than it should, will do this rhythm instead https://puu.sh/Eyij0/75f2e08957.png
Please avoid something like this 00:35:540 (6) - 01:00:314 (7) - in normal diff. This confusing due the overlapping slider tail with circle (http://osu.ppy.sh/ss/14029266/97fb) and it's pretty hard to notice them in such short time.
It would be better if you do something like this instead. (http://osu.ppy.sh/ss/14029271/9870)
00:49:088 (3,4,5,6,7,8) - i suggest ctrl+g on these, strong beats on sliderends are really not a good idea. Its also easier to play to have slider circle, as it somewhat forces the correct speed onto the player
https://i.imgur.com/ZneTil4.png 00:59:720 - something along like this since right now the current pattern 01:00:688 (1) - has this too close to the sliderend which is a reading hazard for a new player
changed it with straight slider instead, but i made the slider tail far from the 01:00:688 (1)
01:01:088 (2,3) - ctrl-g rhythm, you don't necessarily weight all on double circle after slider
01:03:798 (1) - 1/1 slider followed by circle by then you can also emphasis the sound where the current slidertail at
01:15:798 (8,9,1) - spinner into really awkward, almost felt like forced, where could be reduced by simply use convert 2 circles into 1/2 slider
01:25:475 (1,2,3,4) - Synth in this part is more prominent than instrument on 01:26:637 (3) - It would be more intuitive if you follow the melody using 3/4 slider like (https://imgur.com/i7TJDfE).
Also it would make better spread with hard diff because hard diff use the same rhythm as I mention above.